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[XPikachu]

at the mo, just the kernel with CLI

also could you give me a link to download a red had iso (GUI)

and yes, I dont use legal torrents, it's just to easy.

 

[Cortb]

FTP://FTP.redhat.com/pub/mirrors

That's the only one I can remember. May not work anymore, but I can't test as I'm at work and only have my ipad.

 

[XPikachu]

Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage

 

[dale]

Check out this page, pick your flavour, and follow the link. Most have several ways to download ISO. Linux is friendly like that.

 

[XPikachu]

thanks, downloading fedora now, cheers going to play with in in Vitrual PC

 

[dale]

Have fun.

 

[XPikachu]

thanks YAY!! 100 posts!!

 

[root]

Personally, I recommend Debian over Redhat.

(Debian is what Ubuntu and Mint are built on)

 

[_michaelm]

Personally, I recommend Debian over Redhat.

(Debian is what Ubuntu and Mint are built on)

I would say Debian systems have a better community behind them for home use (I use Mint myself), but I do prefer Redhat based (i.e. CentOS) systems for server deployments - but that is really just because I know my way around the necessary configuration tools/files/directories and the forums for server configuration tend to cover more redhat based systems (probably down to legacy, but whatever the reason it is what it is).

I doubt there is much difference from a functionality point of view, just make sure you understand the one you choose.

 

[dale]

It probably has something to do with cPanel/WHM's popularity, which works better with Red Hat-based distributions, and so more literature for servers are written with Red Hat-based distributions in mind.